Mild Sunday Leads to Cooler Week: What to Expect
A gradual warming trend is underway in Central Florida as a significant upper-level disturbance approaches the region. This weather system is expected to generate a weak low-pressure area off the Southeast coast. In turn, a cooler front will move through, causing changes in temperature and precipitation early next week.
Mild Sunday Leads to Cooler Week: What to Expect
On Sunday, Central Florida will experience mild conditions with high pressure dominating the weather. Winds will be light, blowing from the north to northeast at speeds of 5–10 mph. While the majority of the area will remain dry, some brief showers may occur in the late afternoon.
Rain Chances and Temperature Forecast
As the upper-level system approaches late on Sunday and into Monday, moisture levels are expected to rise. This will increase the likelihood of isolated to scattered showers, though the chances remain low, estimated between 20% to 30%.
- Sunday Highs: Upper 70s to low 80s
- Monday Highs: Low to mid-70s
- Overnight Lows: Mid-50s to low 60s on Sunday night
On Monday night, temperatures are projected to dip into the 50s across much of the area, indicating a cooler start to the week.
Forecast from Tuesday to Saturday
Looking ahead, the weather pattern from Tuesday through Saturday shows varying forecasts from different models. However, consensus suggests that high pressure will settle over the Southeast by Tuesday. This shift will help maintain dry conditions throughout much of the week.
- Tuesday Winds: North to northeast at 10–15 mph
- Mid to Late Week Winds: Will ease and shift to onshore directions
Although a few brief and light coastal showers may enter the region later in the week, significant rainfall is not anticipated. Temperatures are expected to gradually rise, reaching the mid to upper 70s on Tuesday and climbing back into the 80s as the weekend approaches.
The El-Balad Weather Team remains committed to providing up-to-date forecasts to keep you informed as the week unfolds.
